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How do ScoMo’s book sales compare to literally any other political memoir?

Crikey has obtained Morrison’s book sales data to date, and compared them with the first-month figures for some of his closest friends.

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Australian children’s television production has tanked. Blame Paul Fletcher.

Bluey won’t save us — the latest ACMA report shows the devastating consequences of the Coalition’s decision to remove local content quotas for children’s television in 2021.

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‘Too little, too late’: Qantas begs pilots to stay with retention payments worth $18,000 a year

Pilots at Qantas subsidiaries, who are being lured by better salary conditions at rival companies, are turning down retention bonuses amid ongoing pay disputes.

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For Liberal eyes only: How senators pitch themselves to party colleagues

Party brochures leaked to Crikey show how Liberal Senate incumbents Hollie Hughes and Andrew Bragg, and challenger Jess Collins, are pitching themselves ahead of a preselection fight on Saturday.

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‘Conspiratorial’: News Corp staff in a panic amid rampant restructure rumours

Staff at News Corp Australia are on high alert as the company’s biggest names descend on Sydney to hash out a major restructure.

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Media has gone missing in action on Labor’s carbon capture fraud

The media are all over Dutton’s disastrous nuclear proposal. So why are they ignoring Labor’s equally silly scheme?

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Nine refuses to deny imminent redundancies across broadcast division

Exclusive: Rumours are swirling of redundancies in Nine’s broadcast division but the company is remaining tight-lipped.

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There’s a crisis within a crisis as family violence workers burn out trying to meet demand

‘We lost some really good staff members.’

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Qantas subsidiary staff flock to a new airline that could shake up FIFO networks

A major mining company plans to cease using third-party airlines for its fly-in-fly-out requirements — and is poaching Qantas staff.

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Cannabis companies advertising on social media face backlash from drug watchdog

The Therapeutic Goods Administration alleges advertising cannabis directly to consumers can lead to ‘inappropriate demand for these medicines’.

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‘The days of close-ups are over’: Al Jazeera staff tell Crikey of working under Israel’s ban

‘We’ve been physically attacked and verbally abused,’ one journalist said.

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Treasurer frolics under the budget tree, Crikey heads into lock-up, and Seven reprimands itself

This week’s tips and murmurs includes a dispatch from Parliament on budget day, and some fun times for Treasurer Jim Chalmers.

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‘Green spin is just a joke’: Qantas pilots rail against airline’s greenwashing tactics

Pilots at the airline tell Crikey that outsourcing, poor aircraft and route management, and prioritising profit over saving fuel have undone efforts to improve fuel efficiency.

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Indigenous group misrepresented on gas

An Aboriginal corporation accuses the government of misrepresenting its anti-gas stance, the Greens want Israel’s ambassador expelled, and a look at the highest-paid public servants.

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Greens and Nats unlikely allies when it comes to cracking down on Coles and Woolies

The Nats have said they’re for divestiture powers, putting them at odds with their Coalition partner.

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What’s in the budget? Here’s what we know so far

Jim Chalmers hopes for a second surplus, but says there’s no need to fear ‘scorched earth austerity’.

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Laptops, wallets and a box of Chills records: Sydney Airport auctions off your stuff

Crikey has already managed to match a box of lost records with its rightful owner.

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Government restarts PwC gravy train with $700,000 cash splash

New contracts with PwC’s Indigenous Consulting were published last week — the same day the Finance Department issued a surprise notice indicating PwC Australia could soon resume federal government work.

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Will Albanese’s initiatives to stop violence against women actually help?

Crikey breaks down Labor’s announcements and asks the experts which proposals will actually have an impact.

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WA premier’s teen defamation danger

Two teenagers have accused the WA premier of defaming them, a 15-year-old charged with planning a terrorist act allegedly wanted to ‘attack Jews’, and the salaries of university heads have bloated even as the institutions post deficits.

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Foxtel’s Hubbl burst by security breach in ‘credential stuffing’ attack

Foxtel’s streaming services have been struck by a security incident less than two months after the launch of streaming box Hubbl.

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Politicians and companies still ‘take out the trash’. Does it work in the modern age?

Politicians and companies attempt to hide bad PR during large news or cultural events. It’s the equivalent of ‘dumping the body in the dead of night’.

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Three Tourism Australia employees fired for holidaying with $137k of taxpayer funds

Exclusive: The federal agency fired three staff in October, including a senior employee, but managed to keep the incident out of the headlines until now.

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Will Albo’s new industrial deal be a return to Labor’s ‘bad old days’?

Labor’s Future Made in Australia Act would make the government a ‘more strategic and constructive contributor’ to the economy. But what does that mean in practice?

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The Lehrmann case isn’t the first time Mark Llewellyn has caused a stir

With all this talk of media dysfunction, Crikey dives back into the archives and revisits one of its earliest scoops.

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